Announcement: coding rules checking

Announcement: coding rules checking

[Deborah Torrekens]

Hi all,

RainCode just published an evaluation version of the
RainCode Checker, which checks about 70 Ada coding rules on a set of 20 Ada
sources. These are standard rules, but we can implement company-specific
rules in the tool as well.

To download it, please go to http://www.raincode.com/online, and sign on.

Once you've logged on, please select "RainCode product line" on the home
page, then click on "Downloads" in the menu.

Choose: "RainCode Engine for Ada demo version."
There, you will have 2 files that you can download:

-adarcdemo.zip: is a demo and evaluation version of the RainCode Engine for
Ada. The demo dynamically shows you a few RainCode scripts applied on a set
of GNAT sources. This version also allows you to write your own scripts and
run them on the set of given sources. To find out how to do this, please
open: readme.txt.
Note that under Windows 2000, you need to have the Administrator rights on
your machine, in order to install this demo/evaluation version.

-checkerAda.zip: about 70 Ada coding rules can be checked on a given set of
20 Ada sources, in a graphical interface. To run it, you will need to have
Java 1.3 or higher installed on your machine.
Unzip the file, and double click on run.bat to start the program.
Please open the readme.txt file for more information.

Don't hesitate to contact me for any further information you might need.

Best regards,
Deborah

Re: Announcement: coding rules checking

[Nick Roberts]

"Deborah Torrekens" <deborah@phidani.be> wrote in message
news:3f377aea$0$16281$6c56d894@feed0.news.be.easynet.net...

> RainCode just published an evaluation version of the
> RainCode Checker,

Shouldn't it be named "ReignCode"?

In fact, shouldn't it at least be named "Rain_Code"?

;-)

Best of luck,
--
Nick Roberts
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